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KOFY - ABC7 News at 12A on KOFY
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Dec 20, 2012
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Dec 20, 2012


near stevens creek boulevard. leslie brinkley is live there with the latest. leslie? >> that's right. the santa clara county sheriff's department is tonight asking for the public's help in solving a mysterious freeway shooting. >> chp and sheriff department is working on the trajectory of the bullets fired on wednesday afternoon. the victim was a u.s. marine driving a four-door sedan with a government license plate. around 1:00 on state route 85 between stevens creek and deanza he was shocked by the sound. >> he pulls over and quickly discovers he has been shot at multiple times by someone who was on the freeway or on the side of the freeway. >> the marine called 911. >> he is fine. he received no injuries and fortunately no one else was in the vehicle as well. >> 85 was shutdown in both directions for about 45 minutes as detectives combed the freeway for shell casings and other evidence. no word on how many rounds were fired or why. >> the shooter could possibly face federal charges. again, anyone who was driving northbound or southbound on 85 around 1:00 is asked to call the santa
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM
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Dec 5, 2012
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Dec 5, 2012


near sacramento and ward streets. tonight her family and friends are in mourning. leslie brinkley is at the imerkly -- is at the berkeley police department for us. leslie? >> reporter: that's right, carolyn. police tonight identify the victim as tift-year-old pam mullins of berkeley. she died at about this hour last night as she road her boy sickle. >> we got a call of possibly a bicyclist in an injury collision. >> reporter: that was 11:30 on tuesday night. when police arrived they found a woman on the sidewalk in front of longfellow middle school. her family said she had been shot once in the head as she road her bike. and she died on the sidewalk and and they were one block away on sacramento street. candles spelled out her name as relatives stood here stunned to see her die. >> we wish she was sill here. >> she said she road her bicycle to jobs in the neighborhood as a caregiver to senior citizens. >> she was a loving person. she wept to work and came home. why would someone want to do something like this to her? >> her brother described her as very giving to the community. >>
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM Repeat
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Dec 6, 2012
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Dec 6, 2012


streets. tonight her family and friends are in mourning. leslie brinkley is at the imerkly -- is at the berkeley police department for us. leslie? >> reporter: that's right, carolyn. police tonight identify the victim as tift-year-old pam mullins of berkeley. she died at about this hour last night as she road her boy sickle. >> we got a call of possibly a bicyclist in an injury collision. >> reporter: that was 11:30 on tuesday night. when police arrived they found a woman on the sidewalk in front of longfellow middle school. her family said she had been shot once in the head as she road her bike. and she died on the sidewalk and and they were one block away on sacramento street. candles spelled out her name as relatives stood here stunned to see her die. >> we wish she was sill here. >> she said she road her bicycle to jobs in the neighborhood as a caregiver to senior citizens. >> she was a loving person. she wept to work and came home. why would someone want to do something like this to her? >> her brother described her as very giving to the community. >> a kind person. he
FOXNEWSW - America Live
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Dec 11, 2012
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America Live
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Dec 11, 2012


yesterday. so we're now waiting to see what the white house has to say about those violent scenes. leslie marshall, lars larson, welcome to both of you. >> good morning. >> hi. alisyn: lars, what do you think about the president wading into the fray yesterday? he was supposed to be making a talk on fiscal cliff, but he decided to bring up michigan. do you think that he somehow intentionally or not emboldened the protesters there? >> of course he did. i mean, imagine this. this guy is bought and paid for, literally hundreds of millions of dollars of union contributions helped put president obama back in for a second term. the fact that he's backing the thuggish behavior of unions in michigan, i mean, he backed the thuggish behavior of unions in wisconsin, and it should be -- well, if you're a union member, you ought to be ashamed of the behavior of your union brothers. there's a democratic process, the people of michigan have elected representatives and an elected governor. they've made a choice to change the law and take away this crazy monopoly that lets unions force people to be members
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM Repeat
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Dec 20, 2012
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Dec 20, 2012


. leslie brinkley is live there with the latest. leslie? >> that's right. the santa clara county sheriff's department is tonight asking for the public's help in solving a myst freeway shooting. >> chp and sheriff department is working on the trajectory of the bullets fired on wednesday afternoon. the victim was a u.s. marine driving a four-door sedan with a government license plate. around 1:00 on state route 85 between stevens creek and deanza he was shocked by the sound. >> he pulls over and quickly discovers he has been shot at multiple times by someone who was on the freeway or on the side of the the freeway. >> the marine called 911. >> he is fine. he received no injuries and fortunately no one else was in the vehicle as well. >> 85 was shutdown in both directions for about 45 minutes as detectives combed the freeway for shell casings and other evidence. no word on how many rounds were fired or why. >> the shooter could possibly face federal charges. again, anyone who was driving northbound or southbound on 85 around 1:00 is asked to call the santa clara county sheriff's department.
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM
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Dec 12, 2012
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Dec 12, 2012


he has an excellent prognosis for recovery. leslie brinkley with more on the course of treatment. >> that's right. governor brown has already started treatment that is expected to wrap up the week of january 7th. and he intends to keep up a full work schedule. governor brown is undergoing radio therapy for prostate cancer with his office describing the condition as a localized prostate cancer. >> it sounds like he has early stage disease that is likely confined to the prostate. meaning it was picked up before it has had a chance to spread any place else. >> great swift works at the medical center and interpreted the statement released by brown's oncologist at ucsf as meaning the governor will undergo conventional exter national radiation therapy called image guided imrt. that likely means five days a week he will have to report to a radiation treatment facility. there are several in sacramento. he would then lie on the table and receive two to three minutes of radiation with minimal impact on his health. >> they can work full time and they can keep up with the gym and their activ
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM Repeat
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Dec 13, 2012
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Dec 13, 2012


cancer. his doctor says he has an excellent prognosis for recovery. leslie brinkley with more on the course of treatment. >> that's right. governor brown has already started treatment that is expected to wrap up the week of january 7th. and he intends to keep up a full work schedule. governor brown is undergoing radio therapy for prostate cancer with his office describing the condition as a localizedr. prostate cancer. >> it sounds like he has early stage disease that is likely confined to the prostate. meaning it was picked up before it has had a chance to spread any place else. >> great swift works at the medical center and interpreted the statement released by brown's oncologist at ucsf as meaning the governor will undergo conventional exter national radiation therapy called image guided imrt. that likely means five days a week he will have to report to a radiation treatment facility. there are several in sacramento. he would then lie on the table and receive two to three minutes of radiation with minimal impact on his health. >> they can work full time and they can keep up
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM
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Dec 26, 2012
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Dec 26, 2012


with meteorologist sandhya patel in a moment. first to abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley who has more on downed trees that have become a bad problem. >> it is a bad year for falling trees. the saturated soil and the lean lead to this one falling over. >> this arborist says the ground is super saturated, but what is toppling many of these trees is the wind. >> especially swirling winds that aren't coming from the standard direction can really cause a lot of damage. >> a huge tree came crashing down along dwight way and fell on to a passing berkeley police car driven by this officer. >> i heard a couple of loud cracking sounds and saw a couple of pedestrians pointing upward. a couple small branches fell and hit my view and hit the brakes. the abs activated and then a tree fell on top of the car. >> the officer walked away uninjured. the damaged car was towed. it was a similar scene across marin county with a 50-foot tall acacia tree in tiburon and another in larkspur. in east palo alto, a giant oak hit the dirt along this creek and missed some nearby homes. arborists say they worked 12 hours on c
KNTV - NBC Bay Area News at 6
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Dec 18, 2012
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Dec 18, 2012


designer leslie wilkes to try and create a grand look in this small spaceshe just saw this house as i saw it.it's such a charming, little, cozy home, i think that's what makes it so special. one of the most loveliest things too of this home is how you're greeted from outsidehello anybody home? with only 778 square feet to work with these ladies set out to maximize every inchwe picked out this sofa not only can you use it during the day but it also opens up as a sofa bed at night for guests to stay over. in a small space like this you need to have a focal point that draws the eye upwards some of the examples of creating a point of interest and bringing your eye up can all work together so that's why we created this entry table and we made it long we didn't make it short because we wanted to emphasize that this was a long wall. i try to use mirrors in small spaces as much as possible, the bigger the better. and always try to bring the eye up. the goal in the bedroom is to blend comfort with function. what was so nice is the addition of the mirror like we did in the living room we added it
FOXNEWSW - The O'Reilly Factor
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Dec 21, 2012
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Dec 21, 2012


angeles leslie marshall and from washington kirsten powers, both are democrats and fox news contributors. so on the level of brilliance, kirsten, how would you rate that memo? i don't know what is worse than an f? can i give you a g? >> bill: really? what a tough prop. >> yeah. you know, bill, to bring up cuba and china in connection with to raising taxes. >> bill: you made that connection? i was making some people want security over freedom. >> right. >> bill: i wasn't making the other one that you assert. maybe i should read it again to you, kirsten. >> i heard it. i heard it very well. >> bill: all right. you just miscategorized it there. >> raising taxes by 4 percentage points is some major infringement on freedom is absurd. >> bill: do you think that's the only income tax rise? >> even if you put every tax together. >> bill: yes. >> there is no major infringement happening here. >> bill: do youyou don't think t weakens your position in this world? >> weakens? >> bill: sure. here is kirsten powers she earns a nice salary, okay? every time she turns around in this country now there is
KRON - KRON 4 News at 8
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Dec 12, 2012
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Dec 12, 2012


proves assistant city manager leslie knight is using city resources to run a personal online party favors businessplumner is blowing the whistle on knight filing criminal and civil complaints alleging misuses of public resourcesthese photos are now apart of the investigation into these allegationsshe says these products were packaged right here at city hall >> "i watched the employee make these, they look like towels and diapers for babies wrapped in this kind of stuff, i think it is amazing, but not on city time. this is a vacant city hall office space inside the human resources departmentand they store some of the materials that are being sold" >> plumner says she was asked by knight to take part in the business >> did you do that? >> buy refused. i knew that it was unethical but you-i refused. "in addition to party favors assistant city manager leslie knight also sales jewelry, i was asked to design the marketing business" >> "no, i actually refused, i didn't know it was illegal but i knew it was wrong and unethical" >> this has been going on to the best of your knowledge >> "about 4-y
KQED - Charlie Rose
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Dec 21, 2012
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Dec 21, 2012


, this is 40. joining us paul rudd, leslie mann and judd apatow. >> i think it is a couple that my own opinion is that they love each other and they're deal well problems that a lot of marriages deal with. and maybe they're just handling it in the wrong way sometimes. and i think they're kind of succumbing to the pressures of all of it. >> like paul said we kind of share a brain and so we, you know, we have a shorthand with each other, with all of it. and we have i mean we're constantly having conversations about what we are-- about screens and these characters. >> it is person. we debate all the time how truthful it is, and how personal it is. and some days it is like this is really personal, this isn't like us at all. so we change our opinion moment to moment,. >> rose: al hunt, julianna goldman, george stevens, paul rud, leslie mann and paul apatow when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following kohl qol captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. . >> rose: we're in washington where fiscal cliff negotiatio
FOXNEWSW - America Live
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Dec 4, 2012
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Dec 4, 2012


. total to the taxpayer. leslie marshall is a syndicated radio talk show host, and chris plant is the host of the chris plant show. welcome. so even before these past two years, between '96 and 2001, private sector generated 8.8 million in new jobs according to a piece posted by michael barone. 4.1 million people entered the disability roles. let me start with you on this, leslie, because you are married to a doctor. is it -- i mean, how does one enter the disability rolls? do you need to get a doctor's note? >> you need a doctor's signature on a federal form. because, you know, in my in-between life of broadcasting, i've helped out in my husband's office, so i've seen those forms. so certainly, the doctor has the right to say no. one of the problems is if you know hospitals not only to game the system to be honest, or if you keep going on and knock on enough doctors' doors, you could get a signature. in addition, there are people who will pay people who work in doctors' offices to get signatures, and people that the doctors aren't even aware that maybe one of their staff members is doing
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM Repeat
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Dec 27, 2012
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Dec 27, 2012


storm team coverage with meteorologist sandhya patel in a moment. first to abc7 news reporter leslie brinkley who has more on downed trees that have become a bad problem. >> it is a bad year for falling trees. the saturated soil and the lean lead to this one falling over. >> this arborist says the ground is super saturated, but what is toppling many of these trees is the wind. >> especially swirling winds that aren't coming from the standard direction can really cause a lot of damage. >> a huge tree came crashing down along dwight way and fell on to a passing berkeley police car driven by this officer. >> i heard a couple of loud cracking sounds and saw a couple of pedestrians pointing upward. a couple small branches fell and hit my view and hit the brakes. the abs activated and then a tree fell on top of the car. >> the officer walked away uninjured. the damaged car was towed. it was a similar scene across marin county with a 50-foot tall acacia tree in tiburon and another in larkspur. in east palo alto, a giant oak hit the dirt along this creek and missed some nearby homes. arboris
KGO - ABC News Good Morning America
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Dec 18, 2012
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ABC News Good Morning America
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Dec 18, 2012


leslie mann. and also, we're going to talk about holiday parties. they don't have to mean extra pounds. we'll tell you how to strategize and stay strong when faced with all of those goodies. >>> leslie mann, "this is 40," the new film. something of a follow-up. the semifollow-up to "knocked up." we'll talk to her today. with paul rudd and her children, again, in the film. >> directed by her husband. it's great. >>> what's been viewed 500 million times? the hot video from karmin, blockbuster duo. they're here on "gma," to sing a holiday favorite for us. >>> we're going to get to the news and josh. >> we're going to return to newtown, connecticut. four more funerals for the victims of friday's school shooting are being held there today. all schools except the elementary school will reopen today. it is unclear when students from sandy hook will return to class. but a school in a neighboring town, monroe, is being prepared for them. >>> we are getting a clearer picture of the gunman today. a family friend says adam lanza hasn't seen he father or his brother since 2010. his dad moved out of
KQED - PBS NewsHour
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Dec 3, 2012
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PBS NewsHour
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Dec 3, 2012


what every student needs to know from kindergarten through 12th grade. fifth grade teacher leslie roach says her classroom methods have changed dramatically since the school became a pilot school for using the common core standards three years ago. >> what's difference is the common core allows the kids to kind of dive deep into what they're reading or what they're learning. >> reporter: america's dismal educational ranks led to the push for moore rigorous standards. nationwide only 35% of 8th graders met expectations in reading. and only 25% of high school graduates who took the a.c.t. college entrance exam testedded ready for college. the university of chicago's tim nolls says the poor outcome led to the call for new standards. >> one of the main motivations is looking at the highest performing countries in the world and the most improving countries in the world and saying, what are they doing? one of the things that we find that they're doing is they're teaching many fewer standards. in singapore, for example, which has some of the best mathematics and science results in the world th
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Dec 2, 2012
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Dec 2, 2012


and on the board of directors for court side 38 bryant. leslie katz long time no see. congratulations on your appointment. any of you get whiplash? i know i did. this is a break neck project in san francisco and i have never seen this. the giants took two years to build their place and it paid off. this is a lot of money coming from hollywood to muscle their way into our neighborhood and i want to say that clearly, and this neighborhood is a 5 billion-dollar investment in san francisco with 6,000 residential units and more on the way. you all know that. i was a big booster for the cruise terminal and i thought it was going to be a huge addition to san francisco and so did our neighborhood and we worked out solutions to complex issues. this has a lot of complex issues and absolutely no solutions. a lot of eye candy is what i see. okay. eye candy, smoke and mirrors, hollywood. what we need is a comprehensive discussion with the neighborhood, the cac -- not marginalizing the cac. these people do a lot of volunteer work. they're stakeholders. we're all stakeholders. we purchased our
KGO - Nightline
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Dec 11, 2012
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Nightline
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Dec 11, 2012


into audio knife spot over a parking spot at target. >> leslie mann. >> so your chesty, mucusy and cloggy. i think you might have the plague. >> ted. >> are there any plans to make "ted 2"? >> yes, we're basically just going to do the same movie but
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Dec 12, 2012
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Dec 12, 2012


, leslie katz here. >> approval for items minutes for 2012 meeting can i have a motion to approve the minutes. >> second all in favor aye. item two public comment and executive session, is there any public comment? come on up. >> good afternoon commissioners i'm victor della cruz i'm here on behalf of the development company to express some dearns about the sea wall lot three will he notions that you are about in engage in. our client is very concerned that the port of san francisco is continuing to negotiate with the giant not with andlinging the departure of the quite iaye that constitutes the bulk of the propyling submitted by w w llc., almost all of the development compatibility in the s w l associate the rl l c team's proposal seams to be out of the picture snow. the report is that the existing proposal is a little she'll that reresembles nothing to the only proposals that is not only tremendously unfair to the other bidders who participants in this process but it's not competitivive bidding. cortiish's involvement not the giants the accordingly the commission does no
KGO - ABC7 News 430AM
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Dec 13, 2012
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Dec 13, 2012


it is not going to slow him down. >> reporter: leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >>> high tides swamping the bay area. roads had to close in marin city the worst is yet to come. today the highest tide of the year is expected to hit, it is part of a phenomenon called king tide, 7.2 feet is expected near the golden gate bridge, more than 9 china feet near redwood city. amy hollyfield -- 9 1/2 feet near redwood city. amy hollyfield will join us live with how residents are preparing. >> mike will have more on the king tides as well. right now he's going to address the cold. >>> king tide 10:34 this morning so be aware of that. visibility-wise a little fog around orinda, possibility moraga also novato, everybody else okay under a mostly clear sky. 30s and 40s, don't have much of a breeze,. north wet wind six at fairfield, east wind at eight at half moon bay and southwest wind at three at sfo fastest winds east wind at three at hayward. 30s inland at 7:00, low to mid 40s coast and bay, flirting with 50 mostly sunny sky at noon, low to mid 50s by 4:00, chilly this evening. mid to upper 40s. for the next cou
KOFY - ABC7 News at 12A on KOFY
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Dec 19, 2012
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Dec 19, 2012


cutout distractions at nc state. i want one of those. that was cj leslie. here he is real life. the steel and powell underneath and rise and shine young man. team high 23. the wolf back though lead this thing all the way. nc state over stanford 88-70 thine. the a's have found their if you hero. they hope that's what their short stop becomes. he has arrived from japan and the a's fill a void at short stop. they get a new deal and he is an eight-time allstar in japan. career 3 hoses -- 300 hitter there. he spent all night working on his english. >> i also want to do funny dance. >> first and foremost i think his bat is what he is known for in japan, and he has won some awards with his glove as well. the more we got into this yondz the scouting reports the more we felt like this was a great fit for us. >> he wants to do the bernie dance. abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> he can play and he has great personality. >> he says call me hero. >> i say that too, but nobody does. >> he is trying. thank you, larry. >>> well, when we come back, we will have an update did you get chips
KGO - Nightline
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Dec 26, 2012
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Nightline
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Dec 26, 2012


to get into a knife fight over a parking spot at target. >> dicky:s rel >> dicky: leslie mamn. >> i think you might have the plague. >> are there any plans to make "ted 2"? >> yes, we're basically going to
KGO - ABC7 News 1100PM
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Dec 18, 2012
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Dec 18, 2012


leslie. here he is real life. the steel and powell underneath and rise and shine young man. team high 23. the wolf back though lead this thing all the way. nc state over stanford 88-70 thine. the a's have found their if you hero. they hope that's what their short stop becomes. he has arrived from japan and the a's fill a void at short stop. they get a new deal and he is an eight-time allstar in japan. career 3 hoses -- 300 hitter there. he spent all night working on his english. >> i also want to do funny dance. >> first and foremost i think his bat is what he is known for in japan, and he has won some awards with his glove as well. the more we got into this yondz the scouting reports the more we felt like this was a great fit for us. >> he wants to do the bernie dance. abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> he can play and he has great personality. >> he says call me hero. >> i say that too, but nobody does. >> he is trying. thank you, larry. >>> well, when we come back, we will have an update on [ female announcer ] martinelli's gold medal sparkling cider is the perfect cho
KPIX - CBS 5 Eyewitness News at 11
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Dec 19, 2012
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Dec 19, 2012


first half. a block. c. j. leslie good night now. wow, a mike montgomery smile during a game? cal on the run early. ricky, bears up eight. tyrone wallace got a double double. bears win, 68-59. the as introduce their new shortstop in oakland. he saws you can call him hero. he signed a two year contract at the press conference. he played 11 seasons in japan. made the japanese league all star team eight times. so why did he sign with the as ? his reason kicksoff tonight's top five. [speaking foreign language] >> he says billy bean is extremely sexy and cool. [laughter] >> nice, number four, number three, bailor women led 17-0 starting the game. number three behind the back number. yeah. nets brook lopez. to bad the shot didn't count. number two, a free kick gone bad. his coach? not happy. and at number one? look at this brave pigeon. unflapable you might say during the raider's chief game. it is not leaving! and it has been my experience that when the birds show up during the game or toward the end of the game, it's the birds way of saying it is time to go. wrap this up. wrap this u
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Dec 24, 2012
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Dec 24, 2012


and current port commissioner leslie katz, president doreen has been a great inspiration for our port. she sits on a number of very important boards in the city, and yet has worked tirelessly on our behalf. and, so, please join me in welcoming president doreen wuho. (applause) >> hello, good afternoon. and i'm really here to thank everybody on behalf of the port commission. i haven't been on the commission that long. i know this project started many, many years ago. but as i've learned on the commission, these projects do take a long time. there is a lot of money involved and there is a tremendous partnership. and you heard all the departments that are mentioned. but i'm also here to thank i guess the previous leaders besides our mayor here. we had mayor brown, mayor newsome, but we also want to thank for their vision that has led us here today. i also want to recognize a couple previous port commissioners. ann hall stead and rodney fong. i learned we all work closely as a team to get to the vision you heard everybody mention. i'm really excited today to be on the port commission because t
FOXNEWSW - Hannity
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Dec 12, 2012
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Dec 12, 2012


knocked down by the union thugs. by the way, i worked in the restaurant business, leslie, construction, every job imaginable. i did this for deckate -- decades. i have a blue-collar background. you know, you just don't understand this. why not just allow people to choose to be in the union? why not? why do they have to force them to be in, force them to pay and not give them the choice of whether or not they want to be in? >> i am all for choice, as you know, across the board -- however! -- [overlapping dialogue] >> however, i don't support when you benefit from what a union does provide-- >>> so you are going to force them i. you know, as someone who worked in blue collar, you know that the union protects you from the big corporations. the union fights for you-- >>> did you see the video. >> fighting for people who are not paying dues and they will benefit from what the union workers are paying dues for. >> sean: remember the guys moking pot on the job and drink -- they got rehired? i never had union protection. i never had protection in the restaurant business, waitering, bartender.
MSNBCW - The Last Word
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Dec 26, 2012
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Dec 26, 2012


. >> lester? >> leslie. >> leslie? >> i have to do this now or i won't get through it. i never did believe it not getting down to it. >> oh, oh, oh no. >> i know it's fast. take some time to think about it. >> please. >> if the answer is no, then i'll know you took me seriously enough to think about it. >> i just need to be alone. >> i had the honor of working with charles durning in the short-lived tv series in which he was playing a supreme court justice. i was lucky enough to hear his stories about show business, but there was so much more to his life, especially before show business. which i learned about only today reading his obituary, which rewrote my understanding of charles durning. i knew that he didn't make his professional debut as an actor until he was well into his 30s and that his big break as an actor came 40 years ago in the broadway hit that championship season when charles durning was 49 years old. the first thing that felt like success to him happened when he was 49 years old. as an acting student, he had been told he didn't have a chance of making it for three reasons.
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Dec 26, 2012
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called "this is 40." apatow's real-life wife, leslie mann, is starring in the show, along with your daughters. it's a real family affair. for anyone of us living in the 40s, we relate to this in a very funny way. how was it working with the whole family? >> i like it because i don't have to meet other people. i don't want to have to meet people not in my family. why would you want to do that? >> i want to show everybody a little clip. here's a sampling of what you'll get in this funny film. >> you want to get a massage or do something fun. 40's huge. >> i'm turning 38. >> 38. and we'll move on. isn't it weird that our birthday's the same week and we're going to have a party and it's just for me. >> i don't think it's funny at all. because you're turning 40 and i'm turning 38. >> let's do like we've really do. we have trained ourselves not to have our accents. there's leslie with paul rudd. we first saw them in "knocked up." and here they are again. why did you want to tell more of their story? >> i felt there were weird things happening in my house and my kids and leslie and the way
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is matt? what ever happened to leslie? well today i want to share with you what they're doing. we're going to check in on all your live big favorites and we're going to celebrate their success and in some cases feel their disappointment. live big with ali vincent started with a knock on the door. i'm so, give me some love. your life is going to change from right now. the day i weighed myself 498 i can say there was tears rolling down my eyes. george said he couldn't ride a roller coaster because of his size. all the safety bars came down except mine and they announced it on the intercom. i hooked him up with a gym membership, a trainer, and some serious workouts. in five seconds i want you to get to 100 and hold that for 15 seconds. fast, fast, keep it up there. good job buddy. after six months of hard work george dropped an amazing 54 pounds. you're doing awesome i cant wait to ride that ride with you. give me some love. i spoke to george the other day and he's been having some struggles so he's still not ready for the roller coaster but when he is i'm going to be
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myself as i listened to the panel today and i'm working with mike and leslie on the program, what kind of words would describe what we're doing? well, certainly impressive is one. reassuring is one, that we see what's going on, the planning, the capabilities. i think another is to underline the importance and then this panel in particular they underline t the importance of looking on this as a building operation. each year has been a little better than the year before or different. if that's been iterative or a plus [speaker not understood]. somebody asked if we could keep this going. may i remind you it's been going for 31 years. we've had this last two years that have been the most impressive iteration, but it's been going for a long while. let me try to sort of summarize it by using an image. how many of you have looked closely at the great seal of our republic? if you look closely you'll see that the center piece is an eagle. the eagle holds an olive branch to show that united states will always seek peace. let me say not only peace, but the united states will always seek solutions
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the politicians oppose the gold standard if we want to grow and leslie it protects individuals from the growth that's why they put on the gold standard from usurping power. >> isn't our entire economy based on consumer spending? bergues based on the production going on in other countries. you can buy something that's been produced. you have to produce it before it can be consumed. the economy is based on production and supply and it comes from the under consumption savings investment and right now what's keeping our economy afloat is that the rest of the world as lending us money and resources but this can't last indefinitely because it is like a ponzi scheme because we can't pay back all of the money that we borrowed and eventually or foreign suppliers and foreign creditors are due to figure this out and cut us off and then we just implode and if we don't have anything you can show that wal-mart with all the paper money that you want but if the shelves are empty, you know, you're just going to go home with what you brought so we have built up this phony economy based on this keynesian met tha
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with a similar at any rate. >> hg is more common in people carrying twins. >>reporter: leslie did not have twins and so far buckingham palace is keeping everyone guessing. >> the palace says the royal highness expected to stay in the hospital for several days and she will require a long period of rest because this panful ordeal could last the entire pregnancy. >> allen reporting for us. learn much more about kate and what she's going through tonight on night loon medley following this newscast. >> sanitation workers blame a clogged sewer line for another big sewage spill in san anselmo. happened again. video provided by the sanitary district of backed up broken sewer lines all over this area. sewage started to spew out of manhole on broad moore avenue about 8:00 a.m. sunday. about 30,000 gallons spilled. not sure if it reach the sleepy hollow creek however. >> president obama urged twitter followers on monday to support his position on fiscal cliff debate. president wants debt reduction that includes higher taxes on the wealthy. congressional republicans came one a counter proposal. their
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with a similar at any rate. >> hg isore common in people carrying twins. >>reporter: leslie did not have twins and so far buckingham palace is keeping everyone guessing. >> the palace says the royal hiness expected to stay in the hospital for several days and she will require a long period of rest because this panful ordeal could last the entire pregnancy. >> allen reporting for us. learn much more about katand what she's going through tonight on night loon medley following this newscast. >> sanitation workers blame a clogge sewer line for another big sewage spill in san anseo. happened again. deo provided by the sanitary district of backed up broken sewer lines all over this area. sewage started to spew out of manhole on broad moore avenue about 8:00 a.m. sday. about ,000 gallons spilled. not sure if it rea the sleepy hollow creek however >> president obama urged twitter llowers on monday to support his position on fiscal cliff debate. president wants debt reduction that includes higher taxes on the wealthy. congressional replicans came one a counter proposal. their plan would reduce th
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in people carrying twins. >>reporter: leslie did not have twins and so far buckingham palace is keeping everyone guessing. >> the palace says the royal highness expected to stay in the hospital for several days and she will require a long period of rest because this panful ordeal could last the entire pregnancy. >> allen reporting for us. learn much more about kate and what she's going through tonight on night loon medley following this newscast. >> sanitation workers blame a clogged sewer line for another big sewage spill in san anselmo. happened again. video provided by the sanitary district of backed up broken sewer lines all over this area. sewage started to spew out of manhole on broad moore avenue about 8:00 a.m. sunday. about 30,000 gallons spilled. not sure if it reach the sleepy hollow creek however. >> president obama urged twitter followers on monday to support his position on fiscal cliff debate. president wants debt reduction that includes higher taxes on the wealthy. congressional republicans came one a counter proposal. their plan would reduce the national de 2.2 tr
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of the top officials misused resources. leslie knight is accused of using public employees and facilities to use a side business of selling party favors and jewel l ri. the complaint also allegeses she used the city car and gas card for personal use. >> cal trans is alerting drivers to expect delays for the next ten while they put up a new toll system at the bridge. strong earthquake rocked part of japan this morning. it struck about 150 miles off the coast in the northeastern part of the country. that is the same area devastated two years ago. officials say that several people were hurt and that the quake generated small waves and aftershock. so far no report offense damage. >> we can help you prepare for if next big earthquake. we have a section dedicate to preparedness under the news tab on our home page. >> president obama is asking congress to allocate 6(400)000- 0000 collar dollars -- $64 billion in aid to people affected by sandy. superstorm sandy is estimated to be the most costly natural disaster in the united states since hurricane katrina. >> the recent rains we've had here
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at the colin leslie walk for celiac awareness, it is clear, it is not like any other bakery. >> it was so devastating my son has this. he also has diabetes. god bless all you people now that have made it so much easier on everyone that has it. >> i make sure to specify that we are a dedicated, gluten-free, dairy free bakery. >> two sides of the same company shown on a different audience. helene goden is the owner, a corporate lawyer fishing around for a new car roar. after throwing out a bunch of ideas, she honed in on one. it is a sleepy little village, our town. it is lovely. i thought, maybe i'm going to try, going to be centered in the downtown, such as it is, in hastings. >> the only problem is when she ran the numbers, she realized this sleepy little town, while lovely, could probably not support a bakery. her company needed a twist, something that would inspire people, not only from her town but from all over to become customers. >> that's how the idea of a gluten-free, dairy free bakery evolved. >> finding good gluten-free food can still be a challenge. helene was right in her ass
CURRENT - Liberally Stephanie Miller
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Dec 18, 2012
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Dec 18, 2012


martin, he has a misperception of this kid, and these were two kids that were killed knead leslie. and you look at sarah palin who says -- the misperception of gabrielle giffords. let's use violence. >> stephanie: all right. honey hard break here. representative joe courtney of connecticut next. ♪ for half of what glenn beck is going to do the young turks. i think the number one thing that viewers like about the young turks is that we're honest. they know that i'm not bs'ing them with some hidden agenda, actually supporting one party or the other. when the democrats are wrong, they know that i'm going to be the first one to call them out. they can question whether i'm right, but i think that the audience gets that this guy, to the best of his ability, is trying to look out for us. ♪ >> announcer: stephanie miller. >> a beautiful smile will be molded into the snow. >> okay. >> stephanie: representative joe courtney of the great state of connecticut joining us now. good morning, representative. >> good morning, stephanie. >> stephanie: oh, boy, it's hard to know what to
CSPAN2 - International Programming
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Dec 19, 2012
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Dec 19, 2012


their children clothes or buying them for. and a reporter leslie by the children's society said that two-thirds of teachers -- providing pupils with food or money to prevent them going hungry. mr. speaker, why does he think it's happening and why does it appear to be getting worse on his watch? >> i agree with the right honorable gentleman. we need to do more to help the poorest in our country. that is why we have lifted the personal tax allowance and we have taken to million of the lowest paid people out of tax altogether. if you take someone who was on minimum wage, who works full-time, because of the tax changes we've made, their income tax bill has been cut in half. i would also make this point. because of the decisions we made in this government to increase the child tax credit by 390 pounds ahead of inflation, we actually have helped those families with their bills and we will continue to do more in the future. >> mr. speaker, i'm afraid history out of touch with families -- [shouting] and the problem is with the chancellor didn't tell us in the autumn statement was the tax will be
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favorites. jorge, leslie, matt and carmen. after meeting ali months ago are they still living big? so how are you doing? plus you'll need a whole new group of people looking to live big this year. people like alexandra. there is not one thing i'm happy with right now. emily mcguiness. it what every fat person goes through. nicole lesargo. i wanted to finally complete a goal. and sharon carmona. when i almost hit 300 that's when my eyes opened. their stories, their successes. their struggles. those are not mine. now on live big with ali vincent. ♪ as the first female to win the biggest loser the world watched as she lost it all, and won big. in that moment i started living the big life. the life i always dreamed of. now ali has a new mission. that will take her across the country. ready or not here we go. and introduce her to people who need her help to live the life they deserve. that's a good start. i want to help you live big. i want to help inspire and guide and push through the aisles of life, and i'd like to have a little fun along the way too. for me, the biggest loser was never a
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distractions at nc state. i want one of those. that was cj leslie. here he is real life. the steel and powell underneath and rise and shine young man. team high 23. the wolf back though lead this thing all the way. nc state over stanford 88-70 thine. the a's have found their if you hero. they hope that's what their short stop becomes. he has arrived from japan and the a's fill a void at short stop. they get a new deal and he is an eight-time allstar in japan. career 3 hoses -- 300 hitter there. he spent all night working on his english. >> i also want to do funny dance. >> first and foremost i think his bat is what he is known for in japan, and he has won some awards with his glove as well. the more we got into this yondz the scouting reports the more we felt like this was a great fit for us. >> he wants to do the bernie dance. abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> he can play and he has great personality. >> he says call me hero. >> i say that too, but nobody does. >> he is trying. thank you, larry. >>> well, when we come back, we will have an update on >>> all right, an update
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want to show a clip here. john lithgow, the great john lithg lithgow. >> he plays leslie mann's father. he's a successful spinal surgeon. and i'm a curtain salesman out of business. and i'm just jealous of his income. >> take a look, everybody. >> you operate every day? multiple times a day? >> three, four times. >> what's the price range? if i wanted to -- >> i'd rather not say. >> it's so big you're embarrassed to say. >> i wouldn't say embarrassed. >> are there hunchbacks today? >> of course. >> i've never seen one. >> that's because there are spinal surgeons. >> that's because of you. each time i don't see a hunchback, you're getting that much richer. >> i want to ask you really quickly, the movie, the characters, leslie and paul's characters are trying to change each other. if you could guess, what is the one thing your wife would want to change about you? >> i think i'm perfect. >> good answer. we do, too. >> my wife and i don't try to change each other. >> you are perfect to us. albert brooks. the movie is terrific. it's called "this is 40." "this is >>> sam's not here. but he'l
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Dec 4, 2012


, you know, the one that worked tire leslie to demonize success. the president appears to have a out right unhealthy fixation on increasing taxes regardless of the consequence and bring on the fiscal cliff. he says who cares if we spiral into another recession. if unemployment goes back up to 9%, that's not the president's problem because in his mind if that happens, he'll have yet another golden opportunity to wash his hands of all of his failures and then arrogantly blame the republican party. to make matters worse, we're learning today that president obama is a far cry away from waging this battle by his lonesome. as usual, his friends in the main stream media have been willing to continue to do whatever he wants and that means to say whatever it takes to try and fool you, the american people, into thinking that raising taxes is your only option. the extent to which so-called journalists have been spreading his propaganda is now in a brand new study. according to this report, the chief offender of that left wing bias is none other than abc news. yes, it turns out that in the three
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Dec 7, 2012


food bank a check for $25,000. >> whoa. $25,000. we need a round of [applause] for that. leslie, how many people will this feed? >> we will be able to turn that $25,000 into 75,000 meals that will go to people in need right here in our community for the holidays. >> that is wonderful. i hear all the employees of black rock are tremendous volunteers. eyewitness news continues. we'll be right back. >> that's awesome. >> many miles away in home with no one to contact or ask for help. >>> a bay area church group robbed of everything minutes after arriving in florida. how a local sports team came to the rescue. ,, you know how much grandma wanted to be here for your fist christmas? you see grandma lives waaaay down here, and you live way up here. brian, your cousin, he's a little bit older than you, he lives here, in chicago. and your aunt lisa lives here, in baltimore. uncle earnie? waaay out in hawaii. but don't you worry, we will always be together for christmas. [ male announcer ] being together is the best part of the holidays and cheerios is happy to be part of the family. you just
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Dec 23, 2012
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Dec 23, 2012


on the wall. this is truly really happening. a guy named leslie on facebook said someone gave him an enema kit because the neighbor learned about the benefits of colon cleansing. they were not kidding. that's creepy. >> some of these gifts are
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Dec 21, 2012
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Dec 21, 2012


. >> they filled shows as dysfunctional duo now, they are back in the sequel, this is 40. leslie's real life husband districts the movie, also starring the couple's daughter. >> i have nont family now many years. and worked with them in this same capacity. had to accept me as their father five years ago. >> this is 40 is out today. also opening today, impossible, following a family cau'%jéo9 a devastating 2004 tsunami naomi watts says it's the hardest project she's work nond a long time. >> physically, 100%, and yeah. emotionally, like you said, it was high pitched a lot of the days. >> it is in select cities now, then going nationwide january 4th. a major milestone for si. his video hit one billion views and the second highest search this year on google behind whitney houston. get caught up on entertainment news any timedmh3 on otrc.com. >> stale head on abc 7 news at 4:00 one city economy takes a heat. >> -- hit. >> one community learns it's losing 800) transferred to texas. we'll have the story coming up. >> plus, ups driver steals a new ipad, and gets caught. >> also, four more shopping
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energy field. this is leslie. good morning to you. thanks for join joining us. >> thank you. >> tell us about that program. what's new? what's different about this? >> the idea is fairly simple. if we can get young people in our community the skills and training they need to access well paying jobs we can help them make better choices for themselves as their family. we can lay the foundation for change in our underserved communities. it helps us tide against public safety and social issues. >> so really trying to make people's lives better so they don't turn to bad things. >> exactly. all of our programs are about job readiness and job training. how to we give our young folks, especially a competitive edge in today's environment. we do it by putting them through these programs that give them skills for areas of the economy we know are stable or growing. >> so things like solar energy, technology. >> hazmat training, advanced carpentry, electrical and welding. the nice thing is richmond build has agreements so the graduates into directly into preapprenticeship. one of the things that has
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more to offer. and leslie forget steven colbert is watching. i would like to conclude that readers and those who care about your interest need to do more than defend the first sale -- the expansion of the books do digital form, the same virtues that we associate with printed books while in join the special bandage, their durability and persistence. after more than at decade's experience it may be time to revisit the conclusion of the copyright office and the dnc a section that case has not been made for a digital first sale doctrine giving the buyer of a book in digital form the right to pass along to another individual while simultaneously deleting it from the memory of the device from which it was originally purchased. business models built on a vision of tethered e-books effectively disposable objects that are change not to a monastery desk but a particular transaction may make short-term sense but ultimately failed to promote the interests of readers in access to information which enjoy constitutional primacy in the united states copyright system. >> thank you, peter. [applause
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this the very idea a murderer on the loose, pretty unsettling, said ryan ferguson's mother, leslie. >> when you live in a town and there's been a murder and they don't know who committed the murder, you're wondering, you know, is this person still out there? >> reporter: but as one halloween gave way to the next, life got back to normal, for the teenagers, anyway. >> it was completely disconnected from my life. it had absolutely nothing to do with anything i knew or anyone i knew. >> reporter: ryan ferguson and chuck erickson finished high school and moved on. ryan to college in kansas city, chuck to a somewhat life of booze and drugs in columbia. but by then the two had long since drifted apart. and anyway, said ryan, chuck was never really part of his group of friends in the first place. >> you could say that he was definitely on the outside looking in. he was just doing things that our group didn't really get into, you know, causing problems, more or less. >> reporter: and then two years after the murder, he ran into chuck at a new year's eve party. and chuck asked him a very odd question. >
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.it is then compaq, sexy leslie responsive off weighs only 14 ounces. >>guest: this is a little program or you could text for free, you can't do text + cut but it free, it might cost 99¢ but you can tax for free the people in text to your tablet. >>host:we are over 1000 closer to 2000 put more than anticipated and i do need for you to call tonight. we'd like you to have this tablet and i know this is the one thing you want, we will pay to send it to you remember, literally 30 times more durable and again, the toy ist the kids are playing all with a parental controls the responsiveness, time is money, no more waiting, 30 percent more faster on the downloads, all of the freak applications which are simple to impress, said liz, you must be connector, the headsets, i but normally i am not big on this is the nicest kids never ever done, i wish it that my tablet i have at home. lookout then that is. it does have the sheen i agree. the red and black, king which has been really hot. >>guest: my mom has a candle, sheet uses it was seed to read but i think it will get her one for christmas. >>host:
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Dec 8, 2012


park. discussing. somebody has to tell the truth. that is what i am here for. leslie ronald reagan was a charismatic leader who influenced millions of people, turning freedom and individuality around the world and i think i and all of you are products of that. that is not a joke. i should stick to the joke thing. all of you look at me like what was that about? so the book is kind of born from the reagan era. it is about people who pretend to be tolerant when in fact they are not at all in use tolerance as a weapon to shut you up. who was the first real target? ronald reagan. what was he portrayed as in the media? what kept you from talking about low taxes or free-market was being described as cold, evil, the dad that never had you. he was the dad that never hood you. he didn't hate the poor, he ate the for. the consequence of this, republicans always have to deal with this and we don't really buy back. we are called -- we don't know what to do about it except continually make the economy work while we let the liberals destroyed it and then come every two years and fix it. but right

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